Growth Mindset Plan

The mindset is an important part of every human because it is part of our personality, but we can change it. Changing from a fixed mindset to a growth mindset is not easy. It requires a process and a constant struggle in mind. Every day we have to make decisions and face the consequences either with a fixed mindset or a growth mindset. Acting with a growth mindset, we must consider failure as part of our learning. As a teacher, I feel I need to model my students by acting in a way that represents a growth mindset. In my family, these eight weeks that I have been learning about growth mindset, I have shared with my children the importance of changing from a fixed mindset to a growth mindset.

How do I see the growth mindset, failing forward strategies, and the COVA learning approach impacting my learning as I continue in the program? 
I FELT OBSOLETE when I started learning about the growth mindset, failed strategies, and COVA approach. I feel that I have begun to learn from a different perspective. The first personal impact has been continuous work and, above all, many fights in my mind because I had two little voices, one of a fixed mindsets and another of a growth mindset. With all the knowledge acquired, I still need to learn more and feel motivated to continue with the program. To be honest, I didn't particularly appreciate having mistaken in my work and having to do it again, but when I see the new result, I feel happier, even though the grade I received is already in place. But I learned that grades are important, but what counts is the learning acquired, which will help me during the rest of the program.